KnowraDeindustrializationLinked fromLinked fromThe 36 pages that link to Deindustrialization, each with the reason it gives.All 36Related 24Narrower topic 4Compared with 8Industrial RevolutionCompared with: It reverses the expansion of industrial production that defines this transformation.ManufacturingCompared with: It captures the economic consequences of factories closing or production relocating.Industrial societyCompared with: It reverses industrial growth by shrinking factories’ role in employment and local life.Post-industrial societyCompared with: It can accompany the transition, but describes contraction rather than the broader social structure.IndustrialisationCompared with: It reverses industrialisation’s expansion of manufacturing and factory employment.Manufacturing (economic sector)Compared with: It describes the contraction or relocation of manufacturing that some economies experience.Post–World War II economic expansionCompared with: Later industrial decline contrasts with the boom's expansion of manufacturing employment and output.Verdoorn's lawCompared with: The law implies that shrinking manufacturing may weaken a source of productivity growth.